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Murcia opens a film ‘hospital’ to the public to recover its cinematographic heritage | Spain

The Film Library of the Region of Murcia Francisco Rabal has begun this 2026, adding to its work of dissemination and conservation of cinematographic heritage, its restoration. Its new film treatment laboratory allows the entire recovery process of old celluloid rolls to be carried out with the particularity that the facilities are visitable and open to the public, with the aim of showing younger generations the material dimension of cinema that is being lost in the digital age.”I like to say that this laboratory is like a hospital in which we curate films. In most cases, each of those films…

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Spain leads the toughest position in the EU against Trump and Netanyahu’s war | Spain

Spain does not support in any way the regime of the Ayatollahs of Iran, and has joined all the condemnations within the European Union that have been made against them, but the Government of Pedro Sánchez is absolutely convinced that the unilateral action of Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu is unacceptable and is mobilizing all its political and diplomatic resources to condemn it and confront it. The Spanish Government has the strongest position condemning Trump and Netanyahu’s war, and that was very clear in the videoconference meeting of the EU foreign ministers held yesterday, which was not easy. According to…

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HR in AI change management: Transformation begins in the mind

– Advertisement -GenAI is changing roles, skills and leadership at an unprecedented pace. However, whether this transformation succeeds is not decided in the IT department, but in the minds of the employees. Kristina Gerwert, member of the board of adesso SE, explains why HR in AI change management must move from a companion to an active designer – and how adesso builds acceptance and new skills through dialogue at eye level. Executive Summary HR in AI change management: Transformation begins in the mind The challenge: Generative AI is changing work, role profiles and leadership at a rapid pace. Many companies…

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Feijóo supports intervention in Iran: “The world is better when a tyrant falls” | Spain

Alberto Núñez Feijóo spoke his first words this Saturday at four in the afternoon after the massive attack by the United States and Israel on Iran to overthrow the regime. “The Iranian regime,” he wrote on his X profile, where he has 250,000 followers, “massacres its own citizens, pursues the nuclear bomb, finances terror and destabilizes the region.”The Iranian regime massacres its own citizens, pursues the nuclear bomb, finances terror and destabilizes the region. No democrat can be condescending to this because freedom is defended throughout the world. The West must be united: containment, avoid a…— Alberto Núñez Feijóo (@NunezFeijoo)…

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Iran War: What Israel’s Attack Is Really About

With the help of military strikes, the Iranians could “take their fate into their own hands,” says Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. But he doesn’t say how that’s going to work. Neither Israel nor the USA should believe that the regime will surrender immediately.

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The Ministry of Culture paralyzes the process of recognition of historical irrigation as Intangible Heritage | News from Andalusia

The historical irrigation systems were declared Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in December 2023. Spain is not included in that declaration despite the importance of our historical irrigation systems, not only in the peninsular Levant, but throughout the territory, including the islands or wetter areas such as Galicia. Although the Water Court of Valencia and the Good Men of Huerta de Murcia have been UNESCO intangible heritage since 2009, Spain did not participate in that process and Spanish irrigation is not included in that declaration, which was curiously promoted by Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Italy,…

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“People think inequality is okay” – What equal pay means

Human resources management: Ms. von Platen, on average women currently earn 16 percent gross per hour less than men. In 2016, the gender pay gap was still 21 percent. A positive development, but it only happens very slowly. Why is that? Henrike von Platen: Equal Pay Day (which has existed in Germany since 2008, editor’s note) has brought important attention to the issue of fair salaries, but the structures behind pay have hardly changed for a long time. Attention alone doesn’t close gaps. It is important, but only effective if it leads to measurability, transparency and clear criteria. The way…

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Abascal on the bishops who “attack” Vox: “If they defend the immigration invasion, many parishioners will not like it” | Spain

The president of Vox, Santiago Abascal, has criticized the “drift” of some bishops who have “attacked” his party. “Let them say mass, but if they are going to defend the immigration invasion, many parishioners are not going to like it,” he expressed.He did so during his speech at a Vox event held this Saturday in the Valladolid town of Arroyo de la Encomienda, where he was accompanied by the party’s candidate for the Presidency of the Board, Carlos Pollán, according to Europa Press.Precisely, Abascal has pointed out that there are “very confused people in Spain, even in very important institutions”,…

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